Full augment sets on the left, partial mix/match on the right.
This PR aims to make augmenting slightly more interesting than just turning your body grey, while also begin reminiscent of the cyborg parts that are actually used in the process.
Using the augment manipulator now found in robotics, one can insert a part and custom fit it to one of three different styles (security, engineering, and standard). Mix and match if you so choose, or make a full set for maximum style.
A complete rewrite of the dock proc for shuttles to make it more maintainable and readable and also bring over some new features while we're at it. This allows for multi-area shuttles and more control over the effects of anything being moved.
Areas, and movable atoms all have (before|on|after)ShuttleMove procs, turfs have (from|to)ShuttleMove procs which are called the same as beforeShuttleMove.
All ShuttleMove procs have been moved to a single file in the shuttle module.
Stationary docks will have their baseturf_type and area_type modified in maps once the problems have been worked out.
Click catcher now supports mousemove/mousedrag. Basically, mouse location can now be captured even if the user isn't mousing over a visible location
Added procs to allow for projectiles to be fired with just an angle for pixel projectiles, instead of requiring a target turf and pixel x/y
Added procs to get angle of user's mouse from their viewpoint (Time to rework gang machine guns again!)
Beam rifles now have different zoom modes
Free directional zooms out and tracks the angle of your mouse from the center of the screen. However, you can't target with very good accuracy on this (Shots can't be properly aimed on non dense objects/lying down mobs.)
Locked directional zooms like free directional but doesn't automatically turn if your aim changes.
Center view, just increases your view in all directions (2x weaker)
No zoom mode, in which you just retain your normal view.
You can select beam rifle zooming rates to be instant or stepped.
Stepped zooming rates zoom out 5 tiles per second. This will likely help with people not being able to use it without lagging because their computers aren't as beefy!
Beam rifles no longer require zoom to be fired
Beam rifle aiming beams now instantly update instead of on process
Beam rifle aiming beams are now one object instead of 150. This'll help with the lag caused by it during gameplay that I've observed.
Angular penalty reduced by 0.1 for a nice even number.
Instances of client.view = have been replaced with client.change_view() as that'll properly update the click catcher
Hopefully shooting yourself in the face when you hit a blob tile or whatnot is fixed with the new and improved code..
In light of the change of Bump to Collide, this should also be done
as it will make it less confusing for devs in the future
I also ended up changing a bunch of the code in the CollidedWith procs,
things that were assuming types, doing bad loc changes and so forth
This reduces confusion arising from the fact byond already has a built
in byond proc also named Bump.
We used an argument called yes to distinguish our Bump from byond's
builtin bump, but then we failed to make sure everyone of our bumps
properly override it, so a bunch of things have been double bumping
This resolves that issue permanently
I've also removed the second argument as it no longer has a purpose
I also cleaned up the recycler bump as it didn't do anything the
parent procs didn't already do
Joan Lung